PREVALENCE OF SUPERNUMERARY TEETH: AN ORIGINAL RESEARCH
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1 Original Research Najmuddin et al PREVALENCE OF SUPERNUMERARY TEETH: AN ORIGINAL RESEARCH Authors: Mohammed Najmuddin*, Parita Chitroda**, Safeena***, Ankur Jethlia****, Tenny John*****, Sameena Parveen****** Abstract: Objective: The goal of the present study was to evaluate the prevalence of supernumerary teeth among patients residing in North Karnataka. Method: The study group comprised of 2500 patients. All the patients who clinically or radio graphically presented with supernumerary teeth were included. Out of 2500, 82 cases of supernumerary teeth were recorded and were further evaluated for sex, localization, number, type, status and clinical complications. Results: Among these 82 patients 66(80%) were male and 16(20%) were females. Mesiodense was the most common supernumerary teeth with 46(56%), 34 in males and 12 in females, followed by 23(28%) cases of Odontome, 17 in male and 6 in females and 13(16%) cases of Distomolar with 10 in males and 3 in females. 70 out of 82 i.e. (85.36%) were located in the maxilla and the remaining were in the mandible. A large number of Supernumerary teeth were clinically 89(72%) erupted and only 23(28%) out of 82 were impacted. Conclusion: The results were suggestive of a strong male predominance over females by 4:1 ratio. Maxilla was affected twice as commonly as mandible with mesiodens being the most common variant of supernumerary teeth. None of the patients in our study were syndromic. Key Words: Supernumerary teeth, Mesiodens, odontome, distomolar. Introduction Patterning alterations in human dentition often occur and are characterized by alteration in the n u m b e r, s i z e a n d s h a p e o f t e e t h. Supernumerary tooth (ST) is a developmental alteration in number and morphology which results in the formation of teeth in excess of the [1,2] usual number. It is a rare developmental anomaly affecting teeth. The etiology of supernumerary teeth is not very well understood, several theories have been proposed by various authors. Amongst all, genetic and environmental factors are the most accepted ones and the theories of atavism and Address For Corresspondence: Dr. Mohammed Najmuddin Asst Prof Dept of Oral Medicine & Radiology College of Dentistry, Jazan University Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia. drsnaj@yahoo.co.in [3-5] dichotomy has been largely discounted. According to the theory of dental lamina hyperactivity a supplement would form from the lingual extension of an accessory tooth bud, whereas the rudimentary would develop from proliferation of epithelial remnants of dental [4,5] lamina. The literature supporting these ideas are in ample size. Genetic factors are considered important in the occurrence of supernumerary teeth. Many cases have been [1] reported of recurrence within the same family. A sex-linked inheritance has been suggested by the observation that males are affected [2-6] approximately twice as often as females. Supernumerary teeth occur in 3-3.8% of different populations and appear to be on rise. The results of some major prevalence studies on supernumerary teeth are summarized in [4] Table 1 *, ***, ****, *****, ******Asst Prof, Dept Of Oral Medicine & Radiology, College Of Dentistry, Jazan University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia **Reader, Dept Of Oral Medicine & Radiology, Albadar Dental College And Hospital, Gulbarga,india 1
2 TABLE 1 Supernumerary teeth may be single or multiple, unilateral or bilateral, erupted or impacted and in one or both jaws. Multiple supernumerary teeth are rare and usually seen in association with cleft lip or palate, [4, 5, 6,7,8,9] Cleidocranial dysplasia or Gardner's syndrome. Supernumeraries are classified according to morphology as Conical, Tuberculate, Supplemental and [2,3,4,5,6] [2 6] Odontomes and according to location as Mesiodens, Paramolar, Distomolar and Parapremolar (Table-2) 2
3 Najmuddin et al The purpose of this study is to determine the current prevalence of supernumerary teeth in Gulbarga districts of North Karnataka region. Method: The study group consisted of 2500 patients out of which 82 patients presented with supernumerary teeth. Material and methods: Sample for the present study was collected from the Department of Oral Medicine & Radiology Al-Badar Dental College & Hospital between the months of March 2011 to June All patients within the age group of years were clinical evaluated and were subjected for orthopantomography and patients not willing to participate were excluded from the study. Patient's clinical findings and radiographs were scrutinized and the following data were recorded: age, sex, number of supernumerary teeth, localization of supernumerary teeth, and their associated pathogenesis (e.g. Retention, Malposition, Displacement and Root resorption) dentigerous cyst formation etc. Associated congenital, dental anomalies, adjacent teeth, surrounding tissues and existing pathologies were also evaluated. Figure 1: An erupted mesiodens causing separation of upper central incisors Results Out of 2500, only 82 i.e. 3.28% presented with Supernumerary teeth in which 66(80%) were males and 16(20%) females. Majority of the patients had single Supernumerary teeth i.e. 80 out of 82 (97.5%) (Fig1) and only two presented with multiple Supernumerary (Fig2). Mesiodense was the most frequently encountered type of Supernumerary tooth i.e.46 (56%) followed by odontome 23(28%) (Fig3) and distomolar 13(15.8%) (Fig4) where as the other types like paramolar and parapremolar were not seen. 70 out of 82 i.e. (85.36%) were located in the maxilla and the remaining were in the mandible (Fig5). A large number of Supernumerary teeth were clinically 89(72%) erupted and only 23(28%) out of 82 were impacted.table 3. Figure 2: An upper anterior intraoral periapical radiograph showing erupted mesiodens with an additional inverted mesiodens Figure 3: An upper left posterior intraoral periapical radiograph showing complex odontome 3
4 Figure 4: An upper left posterior intraoral periapical radiograph showing distomolar Figure 5: Palatally erupted mesiodens causing crowding of upper anterior teeth Table - 3 Supernumerary tooth Characteristic Number Percentage Total number M F M F Mesiodens Type Paramolar Distomolar Parapremolar Odontome Number Single Multiple Location Maxilla Mandible Status Impacted Erupted Complication Impaction Crowding Asymptomatic Majority of the patients i.e. 54 out of 82(65.85%) reported with crowding of the adjacent teeth, 9(10.97%) reported with impacted adjacent permanent tooth (Fig6) where as 19 patients (23%) were completely asymptomatic. None of our patients presented with any other congenital or developmental anomaly associated with Supernumerary teeth. Figure 6: An upper anterior intraoral periapical radiograph showing retained deciduous central incisor with erupting mesiodens and impacted permanent central incisor. 4
5 Najmuddin et al Discussion The aim of the study was to evaluate the prevalence of supernumerary teeth in the north Karnataka population. Among the 2500 patients selected, 82 patients presented with supernumerary teeth, majority of them being male. The results showed male predominance by almost 4 times over female which is favored by most of the authors reporting it to be 2:1. A Aiikgoz et al have supported this fact in [10] the view that most of the individuals in their study were only males but our results show a male to female ratio of 4:1 which is sufficient to make a statistical generalization that supernumerary teeth predominantly affect male gender. Etiology of supernumerary teeth is supposed to be multifactorial and agenesis is more in females than males, where as supernumerary teeth being more [7] common in male. However it is well established that supernumerary teeth are more frequently single tooth, while multiple supernumerary teeth [11] appears frequently as 2 teeth. In agreement with the literature in our study we found 80 out of 82 supernumerary teeth were single and 2 were multiple. In regards to location, maximum of the literature has illustrated maxillary anterior region to be the most frequent site for supernumerary teeth which is 1,2,3,4,11 similar to our study were, out of 82 supernumerary teeth 86% were present in maxilla. Supernumerary teeth can be either eumorphic or supplemental, dysmorphic, conical, tubercular or mixed. In our study the most common type of supernumerary teeth was mesiodense 56% which is in agreement with the data reported by most of the authors, followed by odontome and distomolar as [11] 28.2% and 15.8% respectively. Most of the supernumerary teeth in the present study were vertically erupted however odontomes were found to be impacted, which is in agreement [11] with the reported literature. Interestingly patients with supernumerary teeth in our study had no serious complication, most of the time patients were either not aware of the condition or presented with crowding and displacement of adjacent teeth. Syndromes and developmental disorders that show an association with multiple supernumerary teeth include Cleft lip and palate, Cleidocranial dysostosis and Gardner's syndrome. Less common disorders include Fabry Anderson's syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, Incontinentia Pigmenti and Trico- [4,8] Rhino-Phalangeal syndrome. However not a single case of syndrome was reported in our study. Treatment The first stage of management is the localization and identification of complications associated with supernumeraries. If these are not associated with any complications and are not likely to interfere with orthodontic tooth movement they can be 4 monitored with yearly radiographic review. If supernumerary teeth are likely to interfere with orthodontic tooth movement, they should be removed prior to the commencement of treatment. Even in cases where the unerupted incisors are severely rotated, early removal of the causative supernumerary tooth can result in self-correction and correct alignment. Conclusion: The results were suggestive of strong male predominance over females by 4:1 ratio. Maxilla was affected twice commonly over mandible with mesiodens being most common variant of supernumerary teeth. None of the patients in our study were syndromic. Supernumeraries are relatively common and can cause a variety of complications. The clinician should recognize signs suggesting the presence of supernumerary teeth and perform the relevant investigations. On diagnosis, each case should be managed appropriately in order to minimize complications to the developing dentition. References: 1. Erica Calvano Kuchler, Adriana Gomes Da Costa, Marcelo De Castro Costa, Alexandre Rezende Vieira, Jose Mauro Granjeiro. Supernumerary Teeth Vary Depending On Gender. Braz Oral Res 2011;25(1): Srivatsan P, Aravindha Babu N. Mesiodense with an Unusual Morphology And Multiple Impacted Supernumerary Teeth In A Non- 5
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